then they took a blood sample and found nano bodies that can neutralize south cove to viruses. nano bodies are much smaller than normal antibodies. their structure is also less complex and they're quite easy to reproduce using yeast cultures. for example, nano bodies are only produced by tamar leds. so our package lamas camels and drama, to raise and by shocks. even before the pandemic began rojas and his team founded and publicized an initiative aimed at combating emerging viruses. but they didn't have any animals to work with until an unexpected visitor turned up ill annual mucus. in 2019 a buddhist monk who wants to help us came to visit to fiona to colorado. he gave us for alpax rosanna. good kim. 0, one of them was buddha. oh, then we had a deal. go over latera and pedro. there were yahoo! no. the legal they haven't just produced antibodies to fight sars, go to like buddha. oh, what against other viruses to like nepa virus and hendrick virus. me. pedro here for example, a little bit bigger. the research doesn't harm the i'll pack, has once a year there vaccinated by vets, who then tak

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then they took a blood sample and found nano bodies that can neutralize sas cove to viruses. nano bodies are much smaller than normal antibodies. their structure is also less complex and they're quite easy to reproduce using yeast cultures. for example, nano bodies are only produced by tamar leds. so our package lamas, camel's and drama to raise and by shocks. even before the pandemic began rojas and his team founded and publicized an initiative aimed at combating emerging viruses. but they didn't have any animals to work with me until an unexpected visitor turned up. eleanor me this in 29 team, a buddhist monk who wants to help us, came to visit to fiona to colorado. he gave us for our package from kim it. one of them was buddha. then we had a deal. go latera and pedro. there were yeah, we're not a legal they haven't just produced antibodies to fight sars covey to like buddha law, but against other viruses. to like nip a virus and hender a virus. ne pedro here, for example, you about it. the research doesn't the l pack has once a year there vaccinated by vet to then take a small sample

nano technology is one of the possible platforms to address some of the things. one piece which i think in many ways has already been bypassed by more exciting, more evolved technologies, even though it continues to bring, of course, nano drugs are around and have been used for treating hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions of people. so that has been good. so the platform part nano tech and stuff like this, but the math part allows you to tell you what you need to work on, the process of transporting the body has incredible complexity. it's governed by what we call the biological barriers in the body and how they get modified in the process of cancer growth, we know almost nothing about those. we know a little, little tiny sliver about those. and to me, unless we have a holistic, mathematical description of the entire process, we can just solve one little piece while the rest of the problem remains unsolved and is going to get you through the window even if you closed the door. we need a tremendous amount of math. one of the things that came out was this thing

this portion features experts in a variety of fields including nano technology, discussing the future of cancer research and prevention. >> welcome back, welcome back. i hope >>> welcome back, welcome back. i hope even more that you're enjoying some of the opportunity for dialogue among each other about how you're a part of this story of the progress that we've made and the future that we can still achieve. we're delighted to now move to the third panel, and in order to introduce that panel, it's my pleasure to introduce someone to you who, if anybody noticed the side bar that just occurred, when she shooed me up here on the stage and said, you are on, you realize in many way is kind of my boss. dr. ellen siegel has an amazing history. she has a ph.d. in russian history, as i remember it. one might ask, why should someone who had chosen that career be now coming up on the stage as the founder and co-chair of friends of cancer research? and it's because she represents a story that many of you and us all share and that cancer impacted her life. it impacted her sister and her family in a

[laughter] >> [indiscernible] the evolution of nano. [indiscernible] thinking about metastasis. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] transport is different. drug transport is different. can we take advantage of differences -- [indiscernible] if there is a drug that has four components, three of which are for transport and sequence of pathogens, so three our transports. [indiscernible] size, shape, charge. we are able to provide plea cures -- [indiscernible] [indiscernible] we bring it someplace -- the vast majority work on nanoparticles. there is an approach. [indiscernible] back when i was discovering the history of medicine, the most prevalent causes of death. [indiscernible] as we start looking deeper, [indiscernible] then we identified diseases including cancer. >> that's a good place to transition. i wish we had two hours, because i think there are that many great ideas to be discussed today. i want to read a quick list. i can say genomic structure, i can go through the entire list. the point is there all kinds of sources and we are collecting at all and on many more patients bu

so what they found was 2 point one nano gram. so it was extremely low amount. in addition, they noted that she was tested with tested clean at the end of october on the 13th of january during european skating championships. and then at the beginning of the olympic games in beijing, so there were all those tests being done, in addition to the other one's going back to 2019 where she had never been tested positive for any band drug. so i'm going to ask you to go down the rabbit hole with me just a little bit because it requires speculation. but what do you make of the timing of this document? considering all athletes face pressure? she's really young. she's pretty much on the biggest fed. she's ever been in her life and then she had a performance today, wouldn't have been more fair to release the statement before the performance. well, i don't know. i mean, that's an interesting question. they, they rushed the, the hearing and they, they produced the results yesterday. so i'm not sure whether, you know, perhaps it could have been released earlier, but they just c

reggie: -- not the oh i have an ipod nano.: i am a hoarder and my fiancÉ is like, you have to get rid of stuff. we will find out. we have wet weather through the bay area. scattered showers. marin county with scattered showers. there could bsnow falling in tm. mount hamilton seeing snow. we have a winter storm warning in effect until 10:00 p.m., an additional eight to 12 inches possible. down to 2000 feet we could find a dusting of snow. that is how cold the snow is. a level 1 light storm. hail is possible. rainfall very minimal, under a 10th of an inch. we could see a dusting of snow on the highest peaks. hour-by-hour, the best chance of finding rain is likely along the coast in the south bay. a break mid day and then wet weather picking up this afternoon and into the evening. showers very scattered in nature but could drop 1/10 of an inch. it is cold today, low to mid 50's for afternoon highs. tonight after the storm is outcome of colder air moving in. a freeze warning at 22222 2:00 a.m. for the inland east bay. a wintry mix

that because plastic 1st breaks down into smaller pieces, then into micro and nano particles in sciences warned that even if no more plastic were to enter the oceans from now on, the amount of micro classic within them would still double in the next 30 years. many countries or have insufficient waste management systems and it needs to be a priority for politicians. to put a film production volumes need to be limited, plastic must be used in ways where this is durable as possible and it needs to be re used as much as possible. we need a circular economy and we needed globally the united nations environment assemblies meeting and i roby at the end of february. one key issue will be whether countries can agree on an international plastics plan. now to snowboarding, biggest star at the beijing went to games, shown white has reached heights like no one else in the sport. the 35 year old american returns to his 5th olympics before retiring, competing for a record 4th gold medal. ah, he's the king of the half pipe, shawn white is going for gold. again, the american is the most successful snow b

that quantum physics is the theory of the microcosm, the nano costume, themicrocosm, whatever .he problem is connecting the system to the real world. now, what the quantum what they call quantum computer does is abandon the binary on off switches of boolean logic that been the salvation of computers and use of its which are more complex. these analog systems so quantum computing is really a return to analog computers. and analog computing was displaced by digital computing. not that the analog computer wasn't faster and more capacious and did correspond more closely with the real world but because an analog computing basically an analog model of the world takes endless details, mapping of the real territory and textures of actual existence on the computer. and so analog computing, quantum computing is terrific , but it imposes the whole burden on resuming the human mind that program it. the problem gets moved from the digital realm into the analog realm where it incurs all the complexities and quantum uncertainties and inger's types that populate the quantum world. >> the human

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how concerning is that for both short term impacts and of course the longer term impact of nano plasticng in the environment? >> indeed. you talk about plastic, we talk about micro plastic. and that is when we talk whether we incinerate it or make it into a product or a plastic sheet. all of the plastic is going to remain in our environment. only downgrading to a lower quality plastic, in that sense. it is going to stay. it is going to be really important that it is disposed of properly. that is for the role of government is very important, to realize biomedical waste efforts or management into disposable facilities need to be improved. we only have 200 of them for 1.5 million people in almost one quarter of our country doesn't even have that facility. we really need to have an integrated plan where we look at covid, public health, and public ecology. plastic will remain in our lives and in our food chain if we do not respond right away. >> just a couple of minutes left, i would like to ask a quick question to all of you. the who report says it is not an either/or choice, but how do we

this 5 d technology uses nano lasers to write information into 5 dimensional fused quarts of mind boggling speed. these glass dis, the size of coins can store up to 360 terabytes. and they last a very long time, up to 13800000000 years. whether or not there's someone in 13800000000 years. who can read the data? is another question if i would let is read why i do? you also have a question from the world of science. i've sent it in by a video text or voice message. if we answer it on the show, you even get a little surprise from us as the thank you. come on. just ask for more from the world of science, visit our website at d. w dot com slash signs or on twitter. and finally, for material we all know very well steeled. it forms much of what we use in everyday life. and at the mainstay of industrial production . but we need to find new methods of producing steel. millions of tons currently produced effect the climate badly. now, a german steel plant has begun to switch to more climate friendly steel production using hydrogen. those kids i gave blast furnace turns out steel. and with it, a loss

these next generation applications hemp is there it's been shown that at the nano level. some research out of new york that shows that the nano level. that's a word that used to scare me. hemp outperforms any of these like smart minerals that were causing so much environmental in human rights depredation in places like bolivia on supercapacitors for next generation batteries for our devices. so biomaterials actually outperform. synthetic materials, this is a challenge to elon musk that i issued in american mormon are making it today because i know he sits around all day watching c-span. give me a call. i'd like to see the rocket components going to mars grown from regenerative hemp. there's a problem you need in space. grow it in a greenhouse grow the solution in a greenhouse. more practically back on earth again in hawaii. hawaii's equidistant. it's one of the most remote places distance wise on the planet equidist information from asia and north america. so when a car part breaks a simple little piece of plastic air filter, it's got to be shipped. around the world why n

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so i want to come to nano, you definitely have seen a dwindling as he's described, bit of stock. but how bad is the situation so many people go to see you come with just a basket just upon or to or something. the value, not even up to $10.00 or $20.00 is, is really, is really a hill. so i want to come to climate because we've mentioned that is no fishes. but we also know that these huge industrial vessels who are here on the same waters, what percentage do they make out of all the fish that is caught? i can tell you that the fishes comission has had a lot of regulations that has been implemented to assure that this particular issue is killed. we all understand on the yes. does brendan's dominy? i'm george angles as time goes. how many industrial vessels? yeah. industrial muscles, about 4 years back, the numbers were about 244. as i'm speaking to you, the numbers are subbing to 6, but all has come about complex come by. due to the fact that recess are using a whole lot of abuse, your substances to frish the urine filament. lekia, none of all those dynamite and all those illegal ac

that because plastic 1st breaks down into smaller pieces, then into micro and nano particles in science warren, that even if no more plastic were to enter the oceans from now on. the amount of micro classic within them would still double in the next 30 years. many countries or have insufficient waste management systems and it needs to be a priority for politicians. to put a film production volumes need to be limited, plastic must be used in ways where this is durable as possible and it needs to be reused as much as possible. we need a circular economy and we need it globally. the united nations environment assemblies meeting and i roby at the end of february. one key issue will be whether countries can agree on an international plastics plan. ah, to the winter olympics in beijing now, where records continue to tumble on the snow and on the ice. all round are esther. let us go who competes in both snowboarding and skiing, was among the medalists on tuesday. after becoming the 1st woman in history to win gold into different sports, at the same olympics and pan chang in 2018. the check rep

and the commission in the, in the oceans to micro nano plastic which great, biggest problems the temperatures across the oceans pose. yet more problems us research is found out. the hottest temperature is recorded in the oceans between 18701919. and look to how often the sees around the world beat that range in the years that followed. they found that in the year 1900, the oceans hit that peak less than one percent of the time. but by 2019 temperatures across the world sees be that record 57 percent of the time. animals like polar bears are watching their habitats disappear. the best could bill, but last by the end of the century. the heat as pushing species, such as great white sharks into new waters. this means that other animals like theaters causing their decline, increases in the heat of the ocean. this is the main cause of cold bleaching. bleach reefs are more likely to die. the outlet for the ations and the creatures living within them is a troubling one and dw environment reported on getting the run. john, who help file that report is with me now for more good to see our oceans are no

that because plastic 1st breaks down into smaller pieces then into micro and nano particles in scientists. warren, that even if no more plastic were to enter the oceans from now on, the amount of micro, plastic within them would still double in the next 30 years. many countries or have insufficient waste management systems and it needs to be a priority for politicians to put on production volumes need to be limited. plastic must be used in ways where this as durable as possible and it needs to be reused as much as possible. we need a circular economy and we need it globally. the united nations environment assemblies meeting and i roby at the end of february. one key issue will be whether countries can agree on an international plastics plan. let's take a look now at more stories making bold news. at least 14 people have been killed and dozens more injured in a landslide in columbia. the incident followed heavy rains in a mountainous region in the center of the country rescue teams. they, they fear in you mud slides could follow. laurie driver under the influence of alcohol has left a trai

that's because plastic 1st breaks down into smaller pieces, then into micro and nano particles in science warren, that even if no more plastic were to enter the oceans from now on, the amount of micro plastic within them would still double in the next 30 years. many countries so have insufficient waste management systems. it needs to be a priority for politicians to put a fuel production volumes need to be limited. plastic must be used in ways where this is dora bell as possible and it needs to be reused as much as possible. we need a circular economy and we need it globally. the united nations environment assemblies meeting in a row be at the end of february. one key issue will be whether countries can agree on an international plastics plan. now to the beijing winter olympics and snow warnings, biggest star sean white, the american has to they qualified for the half pipe final and pursuit of a for gold medal. there were some early struggles for the 35 year old, but he made it through the announced in the run up to beijing that he would retire after the games. he's competing at his 5th w

that because plastic 1st breaks down into smaller pieces, then into micro and nano particles in science as warren. that even if no more plastic were to enter the oceans from now on, the amount of micro classic within them would still double in the next 30 years. many countries or have insufficient waste management systems. it needs to be a priority for politicians. to put a film production volumes need to be limited, plastic must be used in ways where this is durable as possible and it needs to be reused as much as possible. we need a circular economy and we need it globally. the united nations environment assemblies meeting in a row be at the end of february. one key issue will be whether countries can agree on an international plastics plan. showing me enough more is dr. melanie burke. bon, she's biologist. her. the alfred beginner institute in breyman where she specializes in micro plastic and ocean pollution. thanks for being with us. doctor babin give us an idea of just how polluted the oceans are and how much of that pollution is plastic. good morning. at the moment, mobile estima

there's a nonalcoholic vending machine at hawker fare called a nano bar. you scan a qr code.ou walk through the prompts and allows you to open the door and you grab a can of your choice, general manager dolly valdez bautista says they are constantly restocking alcoholic drinks right now are about 10% of our total beverage cells. nielsen data predicts buzz list beverages will be one of the biggest trends of 2022 last year alone, consumers spent $3.3 billion on no and low alcohol products. italian bubbly. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. a large black bear known for breaking into homes in south lake tahoe has struck once again . video of that bear was posted on the bare leagues facebook page over the weekend after it broke into a home in the tahoe keys area on friday morning. no one was hurt. police say officers banged on the home until the bear left through the backdoor, the £500 bear known as hank, the tank is responsible for more than 150 reports in the sierra. authorities have been trying to capture it for the past seven months, but they've had no luck. now to our w

i couldn't say okay, lindy, chick nano. immediately i react. i sent in and then we started the campaign with elected. here i am now. right. and this is the new ideas party. absolutely, absolutely. i do of yes, body was his pro, the political pride. who that, i mean that party was not allow to run in the presidential elections at the moment because i said the whole system, the whole legal system was trying to empathy ford running for office. right. let me just ask you a question. generally about politics in el salvador and also in central america. and you can say in latin america, there's always been those tension between left and right. and it's been going on for decades or, or you have a left wing parties are a populist and they talk about wealth redistribution and land to read distribution . and then that doesn't work out very well. and then a right wing comes in and the aggregate power and the aggregate land and power, et cetera. and this dance has been going on for decades. here in el salvador, president kelley, it seems to have shattered t

and then of course, the longer term and impact of nano plastics staying in the environment. cindy doesn't you know you talking about plastic when you're talking about micro plastic and that's where we talk more, whether we incinerated or whether we, we actually make it into a bucket or a product or a plastic sheet. all of the plastic is going to remain into our environment, plastic ways to recycle. also, when you downgrade to lower quality passing that sense? i think it's, it's going to stay. it's going to be really important that it's disposed properly, you know, and that's where the role of the governments is very, very important to realize that my medical based efforts are by medical based management and disposable facilities needs to be improved. as i said earlier, we only have 200 of them in a, in a 1000000000 and a half people and they're almost one quarter of our country doesn't add that facility. so therefore, we need to really have an integrated plan where they look at corona slash coverage . we look at public health and then we look at public ecology plastic will r

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